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JohnnyCNC wrote: I had a similar problem in Axis when it was starting up. I used a debounce to solve the problem.
Code:#This stops the relay that controls the 48volts from briefly clicking on while LCNC is starting. net machine-ison halui.machine.is-on => vc-p4s.machine.ison debounce.1.0.in # SSR 48Volt DYN4 Power net mach-on debounce.1.0.out => hm2_5i25.0.7i76.0.0.output-02 hm2_5i25.0.7i76.0.0.output-04
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bevins wrote:
cmorley wrote: what drives the signal 'machine-is-on'?
Chris M
When you press the on button in the gui.
Gmocappy version 3.08
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PCW wrote:
bevins wrote:
cmorley wrote: what drives the signal 'machine-is-on'?
Chris M
When you press the on button in the gui.
Gmocappy version 3.08
I think what Chris meant is: what drives the 'machine-is-on' signal in the hal file
Could you post your hal files?
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